Word: outspoken
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...might be a little more outspoken than I was," says Cohen--once called "the most invisible man on campus" in a Crimson editorial...
...council this year, the leadership has almost faded away," Danganan adds. "I think (the vice presidency) will be elevated to a more powerful, outspoken position...
...1990s but fell out of favor during its adolescence, is finally coming of age. "Twenty years from now gene therapy will have revolutionized the practice of medicine," predicts Dr. W. French Anderson, director of gene therapy at the University of Southern California medical school, who is perhaps the most outspoken champion of this slowly maturing medical art. "Virtually every disease will have gene therapy as one of its treatments...
...foundation would continue to fund Radcliffe's current major interests, including the Bunting Institute and the Murray Research Center. Money from the foundation could be used to fund programs for undergraduate women, long a desire of outspoken alumnae...
KARL MALONE is down with his fellow workers, but perhaps didn't realize they include people working in TV. The Utah Jazz basketballer, an outspoken advocate for NBA players locked out by team owners, appeared on Live with Regis and Kathie Lee last week, passing picketing ABC workers to do so. Malone's agent said the hoopster was ignorant of the strike and was asleep when his driver wheeled through the picket line. A spokesman for the striking ABC employees said the union accepts the highly plausible explanation. Later, Malone visited Central Park to film a video for a virtual...